A high-accuracy optical clock via three-level coherence in neutral bosonic Sr
arXiv:physics/0411197 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.94.173002
Abstract
An optical atomic clock scheme is developed that utilizes two lasers to establish coherent coupling between the ground state of Sr and the first excited state, . The coupling is mediated by the broad state, exploiting the phenomenon of electromagnetically induced transparency. The effective linewidth of the clock transition can be chosen at will by adjusting the laser intensity. By trapping the Sr atoms in an optical lattice, long interaction times with the two lasers are ensured; Doppler and recoil effects are eliminated. Based on a careful analysis of systematic errors, a clock accuracy of better than is expected.
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